Feeding Our Ohana July 2016 Newsletter

THE HAWAII FOODBANK NEWSLETTER

JULY 2016

Windward City Shopping Ctr. – Sign Wavers April 16, 2016 was a momentous day of Waterfront Plaza - Gerald Shintaku
Hawaii News Now Team, Gerald Shintaku & Sweetie Pacarro unified alliance to help feed Hawaii’s hungry. & Linda Chu Takayama
Nearly 1,800 volunteers came out to 10 of
our official food drive sites on Oahu to collect TJMaxx
food and funds for the Hawaii Foodbank
27th Annual Food Drive. Sign wavers, fish
netters, cash & food collectors, registration
teams and beautification crews assembled
throughout the island: Kapolei Commons,
Mililani Walmart, McCully Shopping Center,
Pearl HIghlands, Pearl City Shopping Center,
Koko Marina Center – Hawaii Kai Towne
Center, Costco, Waiokeola Congregational
Church – Kahala, Waterfront Plaza and
Windward City Shopping Center for the
largest Hawaii Foodbank food collection
event of the year.

A very warm mahalo goes out to all
outstanding members of our community for
your unique contributions: Food Drive
Sponsors, Vendors and Donors that provided
services or goods, along with our amazing
Volunteers who devoted their time and
services to help feed Hawaii's hungry.

We could not have done it without you.
Thank you all for a successful 27th Annual
Food Drive!

Sharon Dobson Sodexo Hawaii Shotokan Karate Honolulu Police Department

Volunteers at Windward City Shopping Ctr. First Hawaiian Bank Windward Baptist Church - Rebuilders Addictions Ministries

THE HAWAII FOODBANK NEWSLETTER On the second Saturday in May every year, U.S. residents Hawaii Foodservice Alliance, Hawaii Logistics,
donate nonperishable food items for letter carriers to Hawaii Transfer Company, HFM FoodService,
JULY 2016 collect in a nationwide campaign to benefit community Honolulu Freight Service, Meadow Gold Dairies,
EDITOR food banks. While this tradition of community service Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Hawaii, Royal
occurs annually, few of us are aware of how the National Hawaiian Movers and WDI transported food donations
Christina Song Association of Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food picked up from post offices were received at the Hawaii
Drive got started. The pilot drive in October 1991 emerged Foodbank where nearly 500 volunteers worked
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS from conducive engagements between AFL-CIO President tirelessly for 6 hours with the warehouse staff to unload,
Veralynn Kamaka, Tasha Major, Vincent Sombroto and Postmaster General Anthony weigh, sort, box, palletize, wrap and store the collected
Frank which expanded into the biggest single-day food nonperishables. In the evening, Koala Moa Chicken
Stan Markle, Jade Moon, collection in the country. Since its official conception in dinner plates provided by Kaiser Permanente were
Michelle Panoke, Christina Song 1992 through last year, the NALC Food Drive has served to all of the hardworking participants.
contributed more than 1.4 billion pounds of food to feed
Feeding Our Ohana is the the hungry, particularly the children in need who don’t MAHALO NUI LOA
newsletter of the Hawaii Foodbank. have access to subsidized school lunch programs in the
summer. This year’s 24th Annual NALC Stamp Out Big mahalo to the Local Support provided by:
The publication serves to thank Hunger Food Drive held on Saturday, May 14, 2016, is
our donors and inform the public expected to exceed last year’s national total of 71 million AFL-CIO KHON2
pounds, estimated to be worth $150 million. Anheuser-Busch Sales of Hawaii Kaiser Permanente®
about Foodbank events and Armstrong Produce Budweiser KSSK-FM
volunteer opportunities. In Hawaii, Letter Carriers have come together to benefit iHeart Media KYD, Inc.
local food banks: Hawaii Foodbank, Hawaii Foodbank – Department of Education State Meadow Gold
If you do not wish to receive a copy, Kauai Branch, The Food Basket on the Big Island and McDonald’s Hawaii
please email Maui Food Bank to provide food for pantries, shelters and of Hawaii Menehune Water Company
agencies. The statewide coordinated effort led by the NALC KCCN FM 100 Oceanic Time Warner Cable
[email protected] Committee of Hawaii including Terry Kaolulo, HSALC Hawaii FoodService Alliance LLC Pepsi®
or call 836-3600, ext. 223 to have President, NALC Food Drive Co-Chairs Adele HFM FoodService Safeway
Yoshikawa of the Pearl City Post Office, Cynthia Ichizaki Hawaii Logistics Service Printers Hawaii, Inc.
your name removed from our of the Downtown Post Office, Clay Tamaki, Catherine Hawaii News Now Honolulu Star-Advertiser
mailing list. Lederer, The Hawaii State AFL-CIO, LCSP Director, and Hawaii Transfer Co., Ltd. WDI Companies, Inc.
Stan Markle, Director of Product Resourcing of Hawaii Honolulu Freight Service
Our Mission Foodbank organized with various unions and sponsors to Island Movers, Inc.
ensure the success of this year’s Stamp Out Hunger food
The people of Hawaii are one drive. During the week of May 9 approaching the event, Thank you to the union members and representatives
ohana. The Hawaii Foodbank plastic bags sponsored by the Hawaii State AFL-CIO, that came out in support of the NALC food drive:
provides food so that no one in McDonalds of Hawaii, Menehune Water Company and
Honolulu Freight Service were delivered to mailing IBEW 1186 - Damien Kim Seafarers International Union
our family goes hungry. residences and P.O. Boxes statewide. In addition, nearly ILWU Local 142 of N. America - Hazel Galbiso
200,000 announcements sponsored by the Hawaii State IUEC - Marc Yamane
We work to gather food and AFL-CIO, McDonalds of Hawaii, Menehune Water IBEW 1357 - Troy Benevides Operative Plasterers & Cement
support from our communities. Company and Service Printers Hawaii along with the IAM 1998 - Robert Lillis Masons Local 630 - Peter Iriarte
We then distribute food through support of the DOE, HSTA and HGEA were distributed to HSTA
charitable agencies to those in students at over 400 public, private and charter schools HSTA-R DC-50
need. Our mission is from the across the state. The Hawaii State AFL-CIO’s Labor HGEA AFSCME LOCAL 152, UFCW - Pat Loo
Community Services Program coordinated volunteers Laborers
heart, and we will fulfill our consisting of HGEA AFSCME Local 152, HSTA-R and ILWU - AFL-CIO The Hawaii State AFL-CIO -
mission with integrity, humanity Local 142 retirees to meet at IBEW 1186 to assemble the SAG/AFTRA
flyers for statewide distribution. IUPAT District Council 50 Catherine Lederer
and aloha. NALC
COOPERATION - Hazel Galbiso UPW AFSCME Local 646,
Hawaii Foodbank
Together on the day of the NALC Food Drive, letter - AFL-CIO
2611 Kilihau Street carriers gathered and stored food donations at postal
Honolulu, HI 96819 stations throughout Oahu. Trucks provided by Mahalo to our dedicated volunteers:
Ph: 808.836.3600 Anheuser-Busch Sales of Hawaii, Armstrong Produce, First Assembly of God Hospitality Ministry
Fax: 808.836.2272 Kaneohe Marines
Youth Challenge Academy
Questions or comments: Single Marines Program
[email protected] Lighthouse Outreach
Windward Baptist Church
Connect with our ’ohana: Rodney Nagai & other individual volunteers
www.hawaiifoodbank.org

Follow us on:

Mahalo to all companies and organizations for your
support! (Full list: https://www.hawaiifoodbank.org/NALC).

Within the next 2 weeks, Hawaii Foodbank trucks collected
residual donations from post offices. A reported total of
526,816 pounds of food were recorded. Of that total
412,135 pounds were attributed to collections in Oahu.

Continued on page 9

Hawaii Foodbank Board

On March 19, 2016, the Hawaii Foodbank Surprise and Hilton Hawaiian Village Pastry Chef CHAIR
warehouse transformed into a brimming hub to host Amanda Anderson’s Kona sea salt cheesecake, and a Linda Chu Takayama
nearly 800 guests for an evening of Epicurean bold cold-brew coffee from illy. State Department of Labor
delight. The 10th annual signature culinary event, & Industrial Relations
Great Chefs® Fight Hunger showcased a brilliant Throughout the evening, stages inside the warehouse and
ensemble of over 20 of Hawaii’s culinary masters outside under the Hibiscus Tent featured live VICE CHAIR
that gathered to dazzle the senses and nourish our entertainment by multi-instrumentalist Jazzy Jay, the Noel Trainor
community. Savoy Consulting LLC
talented Osorio ’Ohana, sultry folk
At this year’s annual and soul singer Tahiti Rey, veteran SECRETARY
fundraiser, Great Chefs® Fight rock group WREKT, and young James Starshak
Hunger Ilima and Hibiscus indie rockers The Fresh Preps. Carlsmith Ball LLP
ticketholders were escorted to
their tables by our talented The annual Silent Auction TREASURER
and lovely title holders: Miss featured many items, such as gift Neill Char
Hawaii United Continents certificates for culinary First Hawaiian Bank
Easter-Lily Smith, Miss experiences at venues like
Kaka'ako Halialani Parish, Morimoto Waikiki, Orchids at PRESIDENT & CEO
and Miss Diamond Head the Halekulani, and Michel’s at Gerald Shintaku
Teisa Worley. Our Ilima the Colony Surf, cultural Hawaii Foodbank, Inc.
Premium VIP table purchasers experiences from places like Star
– Mrs. Joan Bellinger, HFM of Honolulu Cruises & Events, CHIEF EXECUTIVE ADVISOR
FoodService, HMSA and The Polynesian Cultural Center, and Richard Grimm
Shidler Group and their Diamond Head Theatre, hotel Hawaii Foodbank, Inc.
guests – enjoyed table and stays at Ala Moana Hotel and
premium wine service under Hilton Waikiki Beach, and MEMBERS
the direction of Gary Manago transit passes to ship vehicles to Cindy Bauer
from Hilton Waikiki Beach the mainland from Pasha Surfing the Nations
and Hawaii Foodbank Hawaii. The hottest bidding war
volunteers. Our outdoor VIP was again over a pair of Business Rick Blangiardi
section was expanded again, Class Tickets from our Travel Hawaii News Now
which allowed many Hibiscus Sponsor United Airlines.
VIP guests to purchase tables Stanley Brown
and sit comfortably with their The trend of the evening were the Acosta, Inc.
groups to enjoy the cuisine colorful ribbons attached to house
and music under a special tent. keys on the necks of our guests all Brian Christensen
night long. One lucky key would The Pint Size Corporation
Guests chatted up local unlock the Cellar Door and the
celebrity chefs at restaurant fantastic prize behind it: over five Chuck Cotton
stations throughout the cases of premium wines donated by iHeartMedia
warehouse and tasted Fujioka’s Wine Times, JMD
delicious creations like Roy’s Beverages – Wine Division of Sarah Fargo
Hawaii Chef Lyndsey Paradise Beverages, Johnson Community Volunteer
Simone’s Japanese hamachi Brothers of Hawaii, Southern
crudo with petite seafood salsa and preserved Wine & Spirits, and Young’s Dennis Francis
lemon, Mac 24/7 Chef James Aptakin’s Thai grilled Market Company of Hawaii. The The Honolulu Star-Advertiser
kalbi steak salad, and 12th Ave Grill Chef Kevin night ended in celebration when the lucky winner turned
Hanney’s Maui Rum and coconut braised Maui her key in the Cellar Door lock and won over 60 bottles of Michael Gold
Cattle Company Beef Cheeks with buttered taro outstanding wine. HMSA
mash and Hauula Tomato relish. To complement the
cuisine, guests were served fine wines like the Honig A huge mahalo to our 2016 featured chefs, restaurants Larry Ishii
Cabernet from JMD Beverages and Ferrari-Carano and beverage distributors for their time, talent and American Savings Bank
Chardonnay from Southern Wine & Spirits, craft delectable dishes!
beers like Goose Island Summer Ale from Anheuser- Steve Johnson
Busch and Samuel Adams Cold Snap from Paradise Great Chefs® Fight Hunger is an annual event Community Volunteer
Beverages, and updates on classic cocktails like organized with the contributions of many. Mahalo to
Joey Gottesman’s “Fashionably Great” with D.K Kodama and DK Restaurants, Accel Party Charlie King
Paniolo Whiskey. Cold refreshments like Hawaii Rentals & Design, Elite Parking Services, Audio King Auto Center
Sparkling Water from Menehune Water and Video Hawaii, Sweetie Pacarro and KSSK for their
Sumatra Dragonfruit Antioxidant Infusion from Bai5 expertise in making the event a success. Proceeds from D.K Kodama
were also enjoyed. Guests finished up their culinary the 2016 Great Chefs® Fight Hunger event totaled D.K Restaurants
experience with sweet samples like MW over $105,000 and will help to provide over 265,000
Restaurants Chef Michelle Karr-Ueoka’s Dessert meals to Hawaii’s hungry. Mahalo nui loa for your Pastor Timothy Mason
support and please join us at next year’s Great Chefs® Calvary By the Sea Lutheran Church
Fight Hunger on March 25, 2017!
Jeff Moken
Island Air

Jade Moon
Community Volunteer

Ali Nikkhoo
Community Volunteer

Barry O’Connell
HFM FoodService

Ku‘uhaku Park
Matson Navigation

Sheri Rolf
Rolf Advertising

Daryl Sato
Community Volunteer

Mary Sellers
Bank of Hawaii

Mark Tonini
Hawaii Foodservice Alliance LLC

Ed Treschuk
Sullivan Family of Companies

HAWAII FOODBANK – KAUAI BRANCH
KAUAI ADVISORY BOARD

Charlie King, Lead Representative
King Auto Center

Dr. Addison Bulosan
The Specific Chiropractic - Kauai

Diane Keeler
Walmart

Lesah Merritt
Safeway

Beth Tokioka
Syngenta Hawaii LLC

Check out our website to see the list of the Great Chefs® Ensemble at http://www.hawaiifoodbank.org/great-chefs-fight-hunger Gordon Yee 3
YeeCorp Financial, Inc.
Great Chefs® is the registered trademark of Great Chefs® Television/Publishing, GCI, Inc., New Orleans.
JULY 2016

Kauai Branch News

Left to Right: Volunteers Eddie Pickop & Killnoe ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE to help them supply their food pantry
Okami and Mark Whitson from St. Catherine’s needs, Mark stated, “it would impact what
Catholic Church’s Food Pantry at Safeway-Kapa`a The Hawaii Foodbank – Kauai Branch held its we do for the community greatly. It would
on Saturday, April 16th 27th Annual Food Drive on Saturday, April be difficult to feed these folks.” Eddie
16, 2016. Our statewide effort was out in full Pickop informed that there are other
The young women of Na Hoku O Kauai and Girl force with terrific volunteers, and this year items that folks can donate to the Kauai
Scout Troupe 823. Left to right: Aleah Yano, Alexis was especially a great success for Kauai— Branch that are overlooked essentials like
Cacabelos, Kaytlen Akau and Jayda Wakilina Kauai exceeding last year’s total with $5,159.09 pet food, diapers, and other toiletries. Ann
at Safeway-Lihue volunteering at the Hawaii and 2,506 pounds collected! We would like Villanueva explains that “this is
Foodbank–Kauai Branch Annual Food Drive on to thank all of the locations: community and fellowship for us, we
Saturday, April 16, 2016. • Safeway – Kapa`a & Lihue enjoy what we are doing. There is a core
• KFC-Lihue group of us that set up on Tuesday and
• Walmart distribute on Wednesday, and we look
• Big Save- Koloa, Ele`ele, Waimea forward to that.” Mark mentions that they
• Princeville Foodland also receive fresh fruits and vegetables
from farmers on island.
St. Catherine Food Pantry has been involved
with Hawaii Foodbank-Kauai Branch for Safeway-Lihue had Girl Scout Troop 823
about 6 years under the guidance of Mark with the direction of Troupe Leader,
Whitson. The volunteers were at Safeway- Teresa Caires and leadership of Sheryl
Kapa`a on the rainy Saturday morning, and Perreira and the young women of Na
many of them have attributed the success of Hoku O Kauai. They are empowered by
the program to Mark’s work as Operational the skills they learn in Girl Scouts and
Manager of St. Catherine Food Pantry. Within pageant participation. To these ladies
a week, an estimated number 350 people, who are poised to do community service,
180 of which are children under the age of 18 we say mahalo nui loa!
are serviced with approximately 3,000
pounds of feed during operative days in the
food pantry. If they didn’t have Kauai Branch

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS’
STAMP OUT HUNGER FOOD DRIVE

The Kauai Branch warehouse was filled with donations on May 14, 2016 for the 24th
annual NALC Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. Wes Perreira, Warehouse Supervisor
reported 13,198 pounds of food donation were collected this year, an 11% increase
from the previous year’s total of 11,927 pounds. Out of the 15 post offices, the stations
that had the greatest amount of donations were in Kapaa with 4,966 pounds.

Thank you to all of the participating letter carriers and post office staff for their Left to right: Wes Perreira, Warehouse Supervisor and
amazing support to feeding Kauai’s hungry! Michelle Panoke, Agency & Administrative Supervisor

WONG FOUNDATION
FOOD DROP OFF – KAUAI

April 15, 2016 – For the second year in a row,
Matson Navigation Company has donated $1,000
to Hawaii Foodbank – Kauai Branch to fight hunger
in Kauai. Pictured is Patrick Ono and Michelle
Panoke, Agency & Administrative Supervisor of
Hawaii Foodbank – Kauai Branch.

4 FEEDING OUR OHANA

Hele Mai — Come Join Us!

ALOHA UNITED WAY THE 12TH ANNUAL HUNGER WALK

August 17 through October 2, 2016 Saturday, September 17, 2016
Hawaii Foodbank, AUW#96640 FRANK F. FASI MUNICIPAL BUILDING AND CIVIC GROUNDS
Check-in: 8:00 a.m.
Hawaii Foodbank invites you Walk begins: 9:00 a.m.
to help feed Hawaii’s hungry, Program: 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
by requesting a donor
designation form and making a Put on your walking shoes and
contribution to the Hawaii
Foodbank, #96640. Your help fight hunger in Oahu! All
donations to the Foodbank will help feed our children, the
elderly, the homeless, low-income families, the disabled proceeds from the one-mile
and others in need. Donor Choice Designation List:
https://www.auw.org/nonprofit-agency-guide/ event will benefit Hawaii

Foodbank member agencies:

food pantries, meal programs,

soup kitchens, homeless St. Pius X Church
shelters and rehabilitation

MACY’S 11TH ANNUAL centers that serve the needy in our communities. You can designate your pledges to a
SHOP FOR A CAUSE
participating hunger relief agency of your choice or take part in a general walk fund for
Friday through Sunday
multiple agencies. By sponsoring one of the Foodbank member agencies, you are
August 26-28, 2016
helping to fight hunger in your community. Participating agencies in the Hunger Walk

use funds raised to ensure that they can continue to provide much needed food to

Support the Hawaii Foodbank as you hungry adults, children, families and seniors. Agencies raising $200.00 or more qualify

Shop For A Cause at all Macy’s Hawaii for percentage matching by the Harry C. & Nee Chang C. Wong Foundation. Your

stores. Just purchase a $5 shopping contribution will support agencies to help feed our neighbors, coworkers, friends and

pass from the Hawaii Foodbank and families in need. Please join us for fun-filled day of exercise, food, refreshments, keiki
enjoy a 25 percent discount regular,
the magic of giving activities and live on-stage entertainment!

sale and clearance items, including macys Download a brochure and a registration form at http://www.hawaiifoodbank.org/hungerwalk.

home goods – and most brands usually excluded. Save 10 For more information, please call 836-3600, ext. 247

percent on electronics, watches, furniture, mattresses and THE 11TH ANNUAL CANSTRUCTION® AT PEARLRIDGE UPTOWN
“Galacti-CAN-goods: Meals for our ‘Ohana, our Hawaii, our Earth
more! Plus, enter to win a $500 Macy's gift card! and our Galaxy ... One Can at a Time”
Build-Day: Saturday, October 1, 2016
All proceeds from shopping passes sold by the Hawaii
Foodbank will help feed the hungry in Hawaii. Voting for “People’s Choice Award”: October 1 – 16, 2016.
Call 836-3600, ext. 223 or go to
www.hawaiifoodbank.org to purchase your Shop For A DeCanstruction & Award Ceremony: Sunday, October 16 2016, 2pm – 4pm
Cause shopping pass.

Hunger affects thousands in our own community, and

HUNGER ACTION MONTH significantly impacts the health of our planet. This

“30 Ways in 30 Days” year’s Canstruction competition reaches beyond our
September 1 through 30, 2016
mission to end hunger from our microcosmic ohana in
September is Hunger Action
Month! The Hawaii Foodbank and Hawaii to a global movement into the infinite cosmos.
its national affiliate, Feeding America, want everyone to
do one small thing each day to help someone in need and Our galactic theme combines the extraordinary feats of
raise awareness of hunger in Hawaii. Please visit our
website daily at www.hawaiifoodbank.org for information science, technology and interstellar travel with the
and activities on our Hunger Action Month calendar.
unbounded imagination to “canstruct” our way to

worlds beyond our own universe. Teams within

Hawaii’s design and construction industry are

encouraged to rally around this year’s theme by using

their creativity and design skills to build structures that

GIVE ALOHA Juror’s Favorite & People’s Choice reflect the universal pursuit of discovery, exploration,
awarded to: “Appetite for and humanitarianism.
September 1 through 30, 2016 CANstruction” by WATG 2015
ALL FOODLAND AND SACK ’N SAVE STORES Your vote is needed! Visit Pearlridge Center, Uptown
Hawaii Foodbank Donation Code - 77425
from October 1 – 16 and vote for your favorite structure. ONE can = ONE vote; vote as
Please visit your neighborhood Foodland and/or Sack ‘N
Save store during the often as you wish. The structure with the most votes will win the People’s Choice to be
month of September and
“Give Aloha” to help feed announced at the award ceremony on October 16. Together we CAN make a difference!
the hungry in Hawaii. Just
hand the cashier your AIA Honolulu: 545-4242 or www.aiahonolulu.org, “Events”
Maika‘i Card, mention
Hawaii Foodbank code 77425 and make a donation up to Hawaii Foodbank: 836-3600, ext. 240 or [email protected]
$249. Donations raised will be matched by Foodland and
the Western Union Foundation, up to $300,000 for all HAWAII-PACIFIC AREA 2016 COMBINED FEDERAL CAMPAIGN
participating nonprofit organizations combined.
http://www.foodland.com/our-community/give-aloha CFC #38446 • September through October 2016

The Hawaii Foodbank encourages all federal employees to
participate in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). Please
designate your donations to the Hawaii Foodbank, CFC
#38446. Your contributions will help feed Hawaii’s children, the elderly, the homeless,
low-income families, the disabled and the temporarily unemployed.
http://www.cfc-hawaii.org/index.html

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Mahalo To Our Donors

FIGHT HUNGER HUI Ms. Megan O’Connell & DuPont Pioneer Mr. Frederick J. Shine III Ms. Nancy Bartter Michael J. Chun, Ph.D. Dr. & Mrs. Philip R. Foti
Mr. Warren Ripley Robert & Sharon Ehrhorn SJ Foundation Patricia & Christopher Bazin Stewart Chun & Diane Sakumoto Ms. Frances C. Fox
Recurring Donors Electricians, Inc. Mr. James L. Starshak Martin & Ann Beach Mr. & Mrs. Victor A. Chun Leslie Frank
Ms. Cassandra J. L. Abdul Ms. Kirsten L. Oleson Admiral Thomas & Mrs. Sarah State of Hawaii Gale & Li-Ling Beardsley Mrs. Twyla Chun Mr. Peter Freeman
Ms. Diane E. Adkins Mrs. Sarah Omalza Sullivan Family of Companies Ms. Healani M. Beck Diane LF Chung Mr. Raybern P. Freitas
Ms. Carol Aki Dayle & James Onishi Fargo, USN (Ret.) Tamura Enterprises, Inc. Mr. Roderick Becker Ms. Irene Y. Chung Mr. & Mrs. William A. Friedl
Christopher & Paula Aldis Mr. Steven J. Oppenheimer Feeding America Tamura Super Market Ms. Betsy A. Behnke Mr. James P. Chung Friends of Maile Shimabukuro
Ms. Yvonne M. Angut Ms. Barbara M. Ornellas First Hawaiian Bank The Gentry Companies Mr. & Mrs. William H. Beimes Ms. Kiyoko Chung Ms. Ericka L. Frink
Mr. Clayton Apilando Ms. Jacqueline Palmer-Lasky First Insurance Charitable The Grainger Foundation Benefit Plan Solutions, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Chung Frito-Lay of Hawaii
Mr. Arvind Arya Mr. John L. Pang The Harry and Jeanette Mr. Joel Benoliel Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Chung Ms. Bonnie-Lynn H. Fujii
Mr. Kelvin Y. Asato Ms. Judy Q.U. Park Foundation Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Berkey Ms. Sze Ting Chung Ms. Mira Fujii
Mr. Richard Asato Mrs. Carole Picciotto First Insurance Co. of Hawaii, Ltd. Weinberg Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bernier Edward & Pihsia Ciliberti Mr. Eric Fujimoto
Mr. Allen H. Awaya Mr. J. William Potter, Jr. First Unitarian Church of The Shidler Group Ms. Mary Ann J. Berry Mr. Demmis Y. Cisneros Mrs. Wendy Fujimoto
Mrs. Su-Ann Y. Banuilos Ms. Denise Preziosi United Health Group Mary Bertolino Ms. Jessica N. Ciufo Mr. Michael T. Fujioka
Ms. Virginia A. Beck Ms. Josette F. Rapoza Honolulu University of Hawaii Mr. & Mrs. Max L. Besenbruch Mr. Harley Clark & Mrs. Ruby N. Fujioka
Ms. Sue Beitia Restaurant Yoshiya First United Methodist Church Leslie & Annie Usui Mr. Ian Birnie Mr. Del-Marc Fujita
Ms. Mary Bertolino W.S. Rogers German Benevolent Society of Mr. Paul A. Uyeshiro Mrs. Mary G. Bitterman Ms. Susan Jennings Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Y. Fujita
Mr. Kenneth G. Best Waileia Davis Roster Ms. Cheryl Villareal Blackmore Brady Hawaii LLC Ms. Emma G. Clemente Ms. Cynthia Y. Fukuda
Ms. Teresa Bill Richard & Judith Rovin Honolulu, Inc. Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Chris & Gerry Blass Richard & Terry Clifton Mr. Harry Mark Fukuhara
Blackmore Brady Hawaii LLC Leila & Benjamin Sagarang Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Gladstone Mr. David T. Blewett Ms. Jean E. Cochrane Royce & Jane Fukunaga
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Boylan Mr. & Mrs. Greg K. Sakamoto Bill & Sheri Gleason Spa Blind Vendors Ohana, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Marc Coel Mrs. Ann Fukushima
Ms. Barbara J. Brodhead Allan & Shirley Samuelson Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel Waiokeola Congregational Church Mr. Erik H. Boerstler Peter & Bernie Colarusso Mr. Brent K. Funakoshi
Ms. Sheri Brown Mr. Michael W. Sankovic Grace Pacific LLC Walmart Mr. & Mrs. Chris A. Bolte Ms. Carol A. Coleman Ms. Lori S. Funasaki
Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Cambra Mr. Glenn S. Sato Grainger Industrial Supplies Walmart Foundation Mrs. Joan M. Bolte Ms. Beth-Ann G. Coller Edward & Grace Furukawa
Candace M. Wada D.D.S. Col. William A. Schaake Harry C. & Nee Chang C. Wong Ward Village Mr. James R. Bone Mr. Selwyn J. Collins II Michael & Claire Furukawa
Mr. William W. Carreira Mr. George J. Schmelzer Windward City Shopping Center Mrs. Althea Bonifacio Ms. Catherine P. Colon Mr. & Mrs. George M. Furuuchi
Mr. Noel I. Carreon Ms. Stephanie D. Scott Foundation Ms. Kiyoko Wong Mrs. Eva I. Borden-Kanoho Communications & Electrical Ms. Susan J. Furuya
Ms. Paula S. Carroll Andrew & Angela Shattuck The Hartley Foundation Y. Hata & Co., Limited Ludovic & Maya Bousquet Alvin & Karen Fuse
Ms. Stella C. Catalan Mr. Norris S. Shito Hawaii Community Foundation Young’s Market Company of Bowers + Kubota Consulting Services Corporation Ms. Lolita R. Gabuat
Ms. Blossom M.H. Chang Mr. Jim Simmons Hawaii Food Industry Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Alan Boyd Community Church of Honolulu Geoff & Lena Galbraith
Mr. Jingyu Chen Mr. Lawrence Soto Hawaii Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Boylan Ms. Tasha Conching Mr. & Mrs. Alan F. Gamble
Mr. Arnold Ching, Jr. Ms. Lily Sui-Fong Sun Association, Inc. Harold & Beverly Zane Mr. James M. Bredberg Jim & Irene Connors Mr. Fred K. Gamble
Ms. Patsy R.O. Chun Gerald & Paula Suyama Hawaii Job Corps Center Zephyr Insurance Company, Inc. Dr. Joe P Breuwet Gene & Sheila Conry Mr. Howard F. Gardiner
Ms. Simone E. Cole Mr. Kiley N. Tahara Hawaii Justice Foundation Ms. Barbara J. Brodhead Ms. Dolores M. Cook Sheryl P. Gardner, M.D.
Ms. Carol A. Coleman Mrs. Evelyn A. Takara Hawaii Kai Towne Center LAULOA Mr. Daniel G. Brown Mr. James C. Cooper Ms. Charlene P. Gaspar
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel & Mr. Ken M. Takemoto Hawaii Pet Expo Ms. Sheri Brown Robert & Sonia Cooper Mrs. Marjorie N. Gaza
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Y. Tanouye Hawaii Self Storage Kauai Branch Ms. Judith Buffington Core Raceway Asset Manager, LLC Robert & Sue Gibson
Fatiha Curran-Kheddaoui Ms. Rizalminda Teocson Hawaii Shotokan Karate, Inc. Mr. Lars Borg Buho Waikiki, LLC dba Buho Ms. Barbara F. Coriell Mrs. Florencia Giesseman
Mrs. Dorothy J. Dale Mr. & Mrs. Anthony R. Tepedino Hawaii State AFL-CIO Ms. Marty Jo Collins Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Correa Gilford Sato & Associates,
Ms. Catherine E. Davis The Baldwin Group Inc. Hawaiian Cement DuPont Pioneer Cocina y Cantina Crafts Way, LLC
Ms. Kris DeBode Mr. Wade Tonaki Hawaiian Electric Industries Hui O Na Makuahine Hookahi O Cynthia R. Burdge, M.D. Mr. Timothy A. Craig CPAs, Inc.
Ms. Doris Domingo Ms. Mary E. Tripoli Mr. Edward Burke Mr. John Crank Mr. & Mrs. William W. Gilman
Mrs. Sharon D. Dowdell Mr. Joseph Uno Charitable Foundation Kauai Mr. & Mrs. H. Richard Burson Mr. Stephen K. Craven Give With Liberty - Liberty
Mrs. Diane F. England Mr. Richard van Bodegom HFM FoodService Kauai United Way Ms. Loretta M. Burton Creative Photo Frames
Mrs. Suzanne S. Evans Ms. Danette H. Victorino Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. King Mr. & Mrs. William C. Butler Mr. Carroll J. Creech Mutual Foundation Match
Marlette L. Fernandez Mr. & Mrs. Jeffry S. Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Manuel J. Cabral Mr. Jim Crisafulli GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Mrs. Gayle E. Ferreira Miss Kaopuuokaha T. Weir Beach Resort OHA Prof. Kay Caldwell Cummins Pacific, LLC Ms. Jacqueline C. Glipa-Cruz
Mrs. Cheryl L. Fontes Ms. Joanne V. Weldon HMSA Mrs. Susanna Caldwell Daniel & Fatiha Curran-Kheddaoui Mr. Joseph H. Goldcamp, III
Mr. & Mrs. William A. Friedl Mr. & Mrs. Perry J. White HMSA Foundation The New Shoots that Grow Mrs. Tita P. Calizar Curves - Aiea Mrs. Violet A. Golden
Ms. Ericka L. Frink Ms. Renee M. Winchester HomeStreet Bank $999 to $100 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Callejo CVS Caremark Mr. Laurence B. Goldstein
Ms. Susan J. Furuya Ms. Cindy Winegar Honolulu Star-Advertiser & AARP Hawaii Mr. & Mrs. Simeon A. Callejo Cycle City, Ltd Ms. Ronda K. Goo
Geoff & Lena Galbraith Mrs. Donna Wisenbaugh ABC Stores Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Cambra Da Bag Place Mr. Steve A. Goo
Ms. Linda Y. Ginoza Mr. & Mrs. Rodney T. Yamamoto MidWeek Ms. Cassandra J. L. Abdul Ms. Katherine S. Cameron Ms. Katherine N. Daido Mrs. Angela K. Goodbody
J. Goodman Ms. Carolyn L. Yanagi Hopaco Office Depot Max Ms. Diane E. Adkins Ms. Barbara Ann Campbell Ms. Catherine E. Davis William W. Goodhue, Jr., M.D.
Melanie & Tony Goulart Mr. Dean M. Yokotake Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Eloise Aguiar Candace M. Wada D.D.S. Ms. Geraldine K. Davis J. Goodman
Dr. & Mrs. David Grossman Mr. & Mrs. Harold I. Yonashiro Aiea Elementary School Mrs. Evelyn Caneda Ms. Kris DeBode Mr. Eric H. Goon
Vincent & Kerry Guerreiro Mr. Gerald Yoshikane Resort & Spa Mrs. Arleen T.Y. Akamine John & Shirley Cannell Mr. Jameson DeMello Gordon Biersch
Keith W. Haden, M.D. Mr. Everett B. Young Tully J. Isle Mr. Lyle Akasaki Mr. Anthony Cantiberos Ms. Louise Dever Mr. Jay K. Goss
Mrs. Lorena S. Hanyu James & Beverly Yuen ITO EN (USA) Inc. Mrs. Kikue Akiyama Mr. William W. Carreira Dr. Michael J. DeWeert Melanie & Tony Goulart
Mrs. Suzanne Haverty James & Sally Zukerkorn Mr. Bryan Akui Mr. Noel I. Carreon DHX Ms. Beatrice Gould
Mr. Ronald K. Hirata FIGHT HUNGER HUI Alaska Airlines Ms. Paula S. Carroll Mrs. Celia B. Diamond Mr. & Mrs. John M. Goya
Mrs. Minerva J. Holt Foundation Mr. Jim Alberts Paul J. Carry, M.D. Diamond Head Taffy Mrs. Estella M. Grantham
Ms. Liz Holthaus Kauai Branch Jhamandas Watumull Fund Christopher & Paula Aldis Alfred & Sharlene Castillo Mr. Milton Diamond Mr. & Mrs. B.W. Green
Ms. Cari Ann Honda Mr. Thomas Beebe Carol & Donald Johnston Mr. Francisco Alejado Ms. Stella C. Catalan Mrs. Jennifer DiGiacinto Mr. Guy E. Greenleaf
Ms. Sachiko Hosokawa Ms. Paula Bellomo JPMorgan Chase Foundation All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd. John & C. Susan Cavanah Discover Financial Services You Mrs. Boobpar Grehawick
Mr. Michael M. Howard Ms. Dianne Gerard Kaiser Permanente Aloha Wood Art Ms. Blossom M.H. Chang Mrs. Joanne L. Grimes
Rev. Sharon M. Inake Ms. Terri Jacobson Kapolei Commons Aloun Farm, Inc. Mr. Steve Y. K. Chang Care, We Share Mr. Richard T. Grimm
Ms. Jeanne Iwashita William & Sueyen Ortiz Peter & Jill Kashiwa Alpha Delta Kappa - Zeta Chapter Ms. Aileen K. Char Dole-Castle and Cooke Retirees Ms. Rhonda Griswold
Mrs. Vineeta Jetley Mr. & Mrs. James M. Tuttle Gerry & Karen Keir Fund Alpha Delta Kappa XI Chapter Marvin & Frances Char Phyllis M. Guard
Mr. Norman M. Johnson Kiewit Infrastructure West Co. ALSCO Howard & Joanne Char Association Mr. Chance I. Gusukuma
Ms. Esther B. Justice LAULOA King Windward Nissan Alai Aluli Sidney Char Mr. Dustin Donahoo Mr. Robert J. Hackman
Mr. Edmund T. Kawai Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Koide AmazonSmile Foundation Ms. Mimi A. Charette Mr. & Mrs. John I. Donlin Dr. John Haddock
Ms. Annette M. Kawasaki The Long Leaf of the Taro Koko Marina Center American Airlines, Inc. Charity Gift Certificates Jana & Larry Dove Keith W. Haden, M.D.
Mr. Brian A. Kealoha $1,000 or More Laurence H. Dorcy Hawaiian American Business Women Faye & Philip Chase Mr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Dowell Beverly Haid & Sue Hillmann
Mrs. Jana Kimata AARP - Waianae Mr. Roman Chavez Ms. Marilee Namba Duffy E. Kaiponohea Hale
Mr. William R. King ABS Foundation, Inc. Foundation Association - Aikane Chapter Mr. Cheon Pyau Chee Destini M. Dunlow Halm’s Enterprises
Ms. Stephanie Kishaba Adobe Robert & Maxine Leong America’s Charities Chef Chai Mr. Kendrick G. Dwyer Ms. Jenny Diane Hamilton
Ms. Jo Ann C. Kocher Ala Moana Hotel Leeward Community College Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Mr. Don N. Cherry Ms. Esther E. Dye Karen & Mark Hanabusa
Ms. Nancy C. Koelper Aloha United Way The Locations Foundation Mr. Matthew Anderson Chevron Humankind Matching Mr. Richard T. Eber Ms. Eloise L. Hangai
Mr. Richard D. Kornowski Aqua Hotels & Resorts LLC Macy’s - Hawaii District Office Ms. Katherine E. Andre Mr. Steven M. Egesdal Mr. Arthur Hansen
Kudlich Insurance Services Mr. William E. Atwater Matson Navigation Company Mr. Ryan Andrews Gift Program Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Engeldorf Mr. John T. Hansen
Bank of Hawaii Mr. Robert F. Maynard Ms. Yvonne M. Angut Mr. Matthew I. Chikasuye Mrs. Diane F. England Mr. & Mrs. Eric H. Hara
LLC Ms. Beatrice I. Barretto McCorriston Miller Mukai Anthology Marketing Group, Inc. Mr. Edward Chin Ms. Zenaida R. Estrada Ms. Joanne M. Hara
Mr. Yoshitsugu Kuwabe Mr. J. Gordon Beaton Ms. Harriet Aoki Dr. Todd J. China Ms. Alyson Estrella Mrs. Edith C. Harada
Mrs. Leah Langowski Mrs. Joan S. Bellinger MacKinnon LLP Mr. Clayton Apilando Mr. & Mrs. Anthony K. Chinen Mr. Umon Y. Ewart Hard Rock Cafe - Waikiki
Mrs. Toni L. Lathrop-Lee Belt Collins Hawaii Ltd. McCully Shopping Center Ms. Leatrice S. Arakaki Mr. Jon A. Chinen Expedia Inc. Ms. Gayle Y. Harimoto
Mr. Richard W.T. Lee Mrs. Elizabeth Bremer McDonald’s Restaurants of Ms. Pauline T. Arakaki Ms. Carol Ching Mrs. M. Eleanor Fahrenwald Ms. Betty V. Hart
Mr. Noble Lieu Buzz’s Original Steak House Ms. Lynn N. Arakawa Ms. Charlene L. Ching Faith Assembly of God Mr. Brook Hart
Miss Juliana Lo The Cades Foundation Hawaii, Inc. Shachar & Heidi Argov Mr. Eric K. Ching Ms. Roxanna Sewell Faith F. Hartmann
Mr. Jason Lupton Cades Schutte, LLP Meadow Gold Dairies, Inc. Armchair Adventurer Mr. Kevin S.K. Ching Gregory & Pat Farstrup Mr. Ricky L. Hartsell
Ms. Kay Lynch Carlsmith Ball, LLP Medical Service Representatives Ms. Linda Sue Arnold Mr. Norman K.Y. Ching Mrs. Christine B. Fehn Mr. & Mrs. Harold S. Hashizume
Ms. Laura Marler Case Lombardi & Pettit, A Law Mr. Thomas A. Arnold Mr. Robin R. Ching Mr. Melecio L. Felipe Mr. John T. Hassler
Mr. & Mrs. Fernando Martinez of Hawaii Mr. Arvind Arya Ms. Tuyet Lisa Ly Chmiel Mr. Everett V. Fernandez Mr. Clark G. Hatch
Mrs. Janice McCague Corporation Mr. Eli Michael Mrs. Lisa Asakura Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan K. Cho Mrs. Gayle E. Ferreira Havana Club Honolulu
Mrs. Dorien McClellan Dr. Ann B. Catts MillerCoors Mr. Edward N. Asato Mr. Byron Chock Ms. Julie Field Hawaii Buddhist Council
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Meyers Mary Lou Cecil Charitable Trust Monarch Insurance Services, Inc. Mr. Richard Asato Stephen C. Chock Finance Factors Foundation Hawaii Employers Council
Ms. Ann Michaud Central Pacific Bank Gerald & June Naughton Atlantis Seafood & Steak Vernon & Sheila Chock Col. Ralph E. Fisher, USAF (RET.) Hawaii Energy Efficiency Program
Mr. Andrew Mioduchowski Mr. Neill A. Char Ohana Veterinary Hospital Marvin & Audrey Awaya Kelvin Chong Mr. Samuel C. Fisk Hawaii Foodservice Alliance, LLC
Ms. Fay Molina-Sagon Mr. Scott Choi Pacific Shopping Mall Scott & Lovey Awaya Mrs. Nan N. Chong Five Sisters, LLC Hawaii Health Systems
Murakami Roofing Service Stephen & Mildred Chong PAR Hawaii Mr. & Mrs. Sidney K. Ayabe Mr. Nathan B.N. Chong Mrs. Clara K. Flower
Mr. William D. Myers City & County of Honolulu Paradise Beverages, Inc. Ms. Charmaine K. Bader Mr. Rodney S. Chong Ms. Barbara L. Flynn Corporation - Maluhia Hospital
Gerald & June Naughton Clarence F.W. & Virginia W.L.C. Pearl City Shopping Center BAE Systems Mr. Melvyn Y.K. Choy James & Reiko Fobel Hawaii Health Systems
Ms. Ann Nishihira Pearl Highlands Center Ms. Lisa A. Bail Ms. Donna J. Christle Ms. Heather Fong
Tom & Megan Norris Young Fund PEMCO, LTD Mrs. Patricia K.J. Bain Ms. Ellen Chuang Mrs. Cheryl L. Fontes Corporation - Leahi Hospital
Mr. Kenneth A. Conner The Pettus Foundation Ms. Christine Baker Mr. Michael D. Formsby Hawaii Health Systems
Curves - Kaimuki Drs. Michael A. Pleiss & Christine Mr. Ronald J. Baldwin Ms. Patricia Forrest
Don Quijote Mr. Denny L. Bales, M.D. Corporation
E. Brotherton-Pleiss Ms. Joanne Balestrieri
Porsche Club of Hawaii Ms. Teresa A. Barrett
Queen’s Medical Center
R.M. Towill Corporation
Safeway Food & Drug
Safeway Foundation
Rep. Calvin K.Y. Say
Santosh D. Sharma, M.D.
Shidler Pacific Advisors, LLC -

Davies Pacific Center
Shidler Pacific Advisors, LLC -

Waterfront Plaza

6 FEEDING OUR OHANA

February – May 2016

Hawaii Kai Lions Club Johnson Controls, Inc Mrs. Bernice K. Koike Ms. Lynn Masuda Dr. & Mrs. Roy M. Naito Pearls & Beads Corp. Ms. Stephanie D. Scott
Hawaii Pineapple Company, LLC Mr. & Mrs. David A. Johnson Ms. Iris Kojima Matthew & Ellen Matoi Ms. Therese F. Nakadomari Ms. Phyllis Peck Seafood Village Chinese Cuisine
Hawaii Preparatory Academy Mrs. Dayna Johnson Ms. Louise N. Kojima Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Y. Matsui Mr. Charles P. Nakagawa Mr. Michael H. Pecsok Sedona
Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki and Ms. Lee Alden Johnson Kokua In Kind Mr. Donald M. Matsumori Ms. Vicki Y. Nakahara Mr. Matthew Pennaz Craig & Estrella Seese
Mr. Norman M. Johnson Mr. Wilfred M. Komine Mrs. Irene E. Matsumoto Dennis & Arlene Nakamoto Mr. Ronald Pensari Arthur & Sherrie Seki
Golf Club Ms. Amanda M. Jones Mr. John T. Komu Ms. Cynthia K. Matsunaga Mr. & Mrs. Randall T. Nakamoto Mr. & Mrs. Eli Perelshteyn Mrs. Paula J. Sekiguchi
Hawaii Teamsters Local 996 Mr. Bradley R. Jones Steven & Estrellita Komura Ms. Gwendolyn L. Matsunaga Mr. Aaron D. Nakamura Ms. Cynthia S. Perkins Mr. Anthony R. Sellitto, Jr.
Hawaii Western Management Richard & Anna Joy Mr. David R. Komuro Brian & Grace Matsuura Claire & Glenn Nakamura Thomas & Gordynne Perkins Ms. Beverly Sermersheim
Mr. Ruperto R. Juarez Mr. Richard D. Kornowski Richard & Marjorie Mau Mr. Craig I. Nakanishi Mr. Charles R. Perry Servco Pacific, Inc. - Corporate
Group Mr. John Jubinsky Mr. Marc A. Kowalski Mr. Craig S. Mayeda Carl & Karen Nakao Mrs. Gloria C. Perry Dana Shaffer
John & Emily Hawkins Larry & P.J. Jurgensen Kudlich Insurance Services LLC Mrs. Janice McCague Ms. Ann S. Nakashima Mrs. Dorothy A. Pertz Andrew & Angela Shattuck
Steve & Shelley Hawkins Just Give Mr. & Mrs. E. Takeo Kudo Sarah S. McDermott Mrs. Diane E. Nakasone Robert & Patricia Peters Mr. Kyle Shelly
John & Sachie Hayakawa K.N.K. Electric Mr. Paul Kuehn Ms. Norma V. McDonald Ms. Laura F. Nakasone Mr. John Peterson Ms. Helene Shenkus
Mr. Peter J. Hayase Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Y. Kagawa Robert & Helen Kumasaka Ms. Harriet A. McFarlane Ms. Katherine T. Nakata Mrs. Carole Picciotto Ms. Laura Sherrill
Cmdr. Stephen T. Hazam Kai Media & Marketing, LLC Mr. Stanley M. Kuriyama Ms. Loree McGIll Ms. Nadine N. Nanbu Mrs. Cheryl I. Piimauna Shidler Pacific Advisors, LLC - Aiea
Mr. Eric N.S. Hee Jerry & Lorna Kailiuli Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred K. Kusaka Beth & Chris McLachlin NAPA Hawaii Mr. Jeffrey R. Pinney
Mr. Gerald K.C. Hee Kailua Animal Clinic Mr. Yoshitsugu Kuwabe Mr. Charlie McNicoll Ms. Sharon Narimatsu Mr. Richard V. Pinto Jr. Shopping Center
Mr. Gregory P. Hee Kailua Hongwanji Temple Mr. Eric E. Kvick Ms. Joan Meagher Arthur & Pamela Neff John & Patricia Pitre Shidler Pacific Advisors, LLC - First
David & Nery Heenan Kainalu Elementary School Mr. Ed Kwock Mr. Peter Meagher Ms. Billie C. Nelson Platinum Senior Club
Mr. Roger V. Heman Ms. Gail M. Kaito Dr. Doris M. Ladd Mr. David Mellein Ms. Sheryl Nelson Ms. Annette M. Platt Insurance Center
Mr. Manfred Henningsen Edna U. Kajiwara Mrs. Patricia L. Lambert Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Mendes Network For Good PM Realty Group - City Shidler Pacific Advisors, LLC -
Mr. Matthew Henry Etsue & Martha Kajiwara Evelyn B. Lance Mr. Tyler R. Mercier Yong Mi & Michael Neubert
Mrs. Judith V. Hepfer Sharon & Thomas Kalama Mrs. Stephanie L. Landers Ms. Lori C. Mew NewGround International Financial Tower Pan Am Building
Mr. Thomas E. Herman, Jr. Mrs. Heidi K. Kalepa Landmark Logistics Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Victor Meyers Mrs. Deena N. Nichols Mr. Jeffrey S. Portnoy Mrs. Frances P. Shigemasa
Mrs. Hildred Mae Hew Len Fred & Alice Kamemoto Landscape Hawaii, Inc. Ms. Ann Michaud Mr. & Mrs. James A. Niermann Mr. J. William Potter, Jr. Mr. Darin Shigeta
Hickam Officers Spouses Club Mr. Clayton A. Kamida Mr. Joseph J. Larnerd Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Ruth F. Ninomiya Mrs. Hiroko K. Powers Mr. Ronald T. Shiigi
Jay K. Higa Mr. & Mrs. Roy Y. Kamida Mr. David Lassner Mililani High School Mr. James K. Nishimoto Ms. Amy Powers Parker Mr. John H. Shim
Higashi Hongwanji Mission of Alvin & Charlotte Kamikawa Mrs. Toni L. Lathrop-Lee Mililani Ike Elementary School Mrs. Florence C. Nishiyama Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Prahler Ms. Laurel H. Shim
Mr. Thomas B. Kamikawa Mr. Geoffrey Lau Mr. Travis T. Mimura Mr. & Mrs. Edwin K. Nitta Ms. Rachanobol Prapatat & Mr. Randall T. Shimabukuro
Hawaii Joyce & David Kamimura Ms. Kathleen K.L. Lau Ms. Diane C. Minnis Clifford & Barbara Nohara Naomi J. Shimabukuro
Mr. Henry Higuchi Gayle A. Kamisato Mr. & Mrs. Fook Ki Lau Glen & Lynn Mirikidani Noi Hawaii, LLC Mr. Paul Stuart Mr. Scott Shimabukuro
Mr. Thomas K. Higuchi Kaipo & Caren Kanahele Mrs. Norma T. Lau Miyabara Associates LLC Mr. John L. Noland Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Price S. Shimai
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar S. Himeda Naomi & Arnold Kanehiro Mr. Richard K.C. Lau Mr. Michael T. Miyabara North Shore Goodies Mrs. Cheryl N. Prince Ms. Cheryl Ann Shimizu
Ms. Joanne E. Hiramatsu Mr. & Mrs. Wayne T. Kanemasu Mr. William H. Lawson, Esq. Raymond & Florence Miyahira Joyce T. Nouchi Ms. Barbara Jean Prusiewicz Mr. Gerald Y. Shintaku
Mr. & Mrs. Todd T. Hiranaga A. R. Kaneshiro Ms. Gwendolyn LeBlanc Mr. Gary S. Miyamoto Ms. Sharyn Nuha Mrs. Sonja Punsalan Mrs. Renee Shioi-Tajima
Mrs. Irna K. Hirano Mr. Arthur T. Kaneshiro Dr. Susan A. Lebo Ms. Amy Miyamoto Miss Nancy T. Nunotani Puohala Elementary Alvin & Susan Shishido
Robert & June Hirano Ms. Betty F. Kaneshiro Mr. & Mrs. Tsin H. Lee Mr. Ryan M. Miyamoto Oahu Gear Company, LLC Dr. John P. Purcell Mr. Norris S. Shito
Edward & Harumi Hirata Ms. Camille N. Kaneshiro Hiroko Lee Mr. & Mrs. Derrick G. Miyasaki Ms. Janet C. Oasa Pure Hula, LLC Mr. Sean Shoemaker
Mr. & Mrs. Dalton Hirata Mr. James S. Kaneshiro Ms. Ivannette H. Lee Mr. Hoyt H. Zia & Mr. & Mrs. Barry O’Connell Ms. Leah L. Quinata Signature Flight Support
Mr. Ronald K. Hirata Mrs. Myrtle Kaneshiro Mr. Joshua D. Lee Ms. Ann N. Oda Mr. Ronald Quizon Ms. Aulii Silva
Mrs. Cheryl M. Hirata Mrs. Lynne M. Kaneta Lono Lee Ms. Leigh-Ann K. Miyasato Edward & Jane Oda Keith & Laurie Raines Mr. Jim Simmons
Ms. Ruth S. Hirayama Ralph & Jan Kanetoku Richard W.T. Lee Mr. & Mrs. Dale T. Miyashiro Mr. Harry Oda Ms. Elizabeth S. Raman Ms. Marie-Joelle Simonpietri
Mr. Milton T. Hiura Mr. Clarence H. Kanja Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lee Ms. Jacqueline Miyashiro Mr. & Mrs. Wendell T. Oda Mildred & John Ramsey Mrs. Ivalee M. Sinclair
HMA, LLC Keith & Dylan Kao Mr. William C.S. Lee Ms. Mari T. Miyashiro Mrs. Patricia M. Odan Ms. Michelle Range Mr. George W. Smith, Jr.
HMSHost Ms. Judith N. Kappenberg Ms. Marlene C. Lemke Ms. Tammy M. Miyashiro Mr. Albert K. Ogata Muriel & Ross Rasmussen Mr. William T. Smith
Ronald & Ann Ho Howard & Audrey Karr Mr. Anthony M. Lenzer Mr. Robert K. Miyashita Mr. Oscar O. Ogata Ratna Nuti, CPA, LLC Mrs. Carol D.C. Smyth
Mr. Samuel E. Ho Jocelyn & Michael Kasamoto Darrell & Dana Leong Mr. & Mrs. Glenn K. Miyataki Ms. Hilda M. Ohama Mrs. Keene H. Rees Mr. Jack R. Smyth, Jr.
Ms. Vivian Q.O. Ho S.J. Kasnetz Mr. George C. Leong, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Mizokawa Ms. Dale Oishi Mr. Ronnie H. Reeves Mr. David C. Snakenberg
Mr. Ron E. Hochuli Dr. Ira E. Kasoff Steven & Catherine Levinson Mr. Brian S. Mizoshiri Mr. Jeffer Okada Renaissance Charitable Hawaii Sneakerheads
Mr. T. Michael Hogan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ken S. Kato Ms. Grace C.C.T. Lew Mr. Derek Mizuno Mr. & Mrs. Darrell M. Okamoto Ms. Sheila Soderburg
Mrs. Minerva J. Holt Mrs. Kooi S. Ng-Kau Mrs. Diane B. Lierman Moanalua Gardens Missionary Alan & Charlene Okamura Foundation Inc. Aviam Soifer
Home Depot Foundation Mr. Edmund T. Kawai Barry Lightner Mr. Eric M. Okasaki Restaurant Yoshiya Mr. David T. Soon
Honpa Hongwanji Mission Of Mr. & Mrs. Kurt E. Kawamoto Mr. Steven S. Lim Church Mr. Lawrence S. Okinaga Mr. Charles Rettig Ms. Gisela Speidel
Ms. Joanna Kawamoto John & Vicki Limper Moanalua High School Mr. Glenn Okino Mr. Alan Reynolds Spirit Card Hawaii Inc
Hawaii Mr. Roy T. Kawamoto Chia Hsing Lin Moanalua Senior Citizens Club Mr. Hugh R. Okubo Mrs. Steffani Ricarte
Mr. Kenneth G.K. Hoo Mr. Tadashi Ray Kawamura Mr. John J. Link Mr. Kenny T Mochizuki Mr. Lance M. Okuda Mr. Mark J. Ritchie Cmdr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Sprowls
Mr. Richard Hovinen Ms. Cara A. Kawano Linlex, Inc Mr. Samuel E.H. Moku Ms. Daphne P. Okunaga Ms. Marie Rivet Mr. & Mrs. William D. Steinhoff
Mrs. M. Bernadette Howard Mr. Clyde Kawano Mr. Jensen Lipton Michi Momose Gary & Dale Oliva Mr. Robert G. Robnett Mr. Randall K. Steverson
Mr. Michael M. Howard Rev. Kenjun Kawawata Ms. Marcia H. Little Ms. Keala Monaco Walter & Charlotte Olmos Mr. Tom E. Roesser Mr. Bob Stout
Mr. Bruce M. Howe Ms. Judythe R. Kaya Mr. Clarence Liu Ms. Louise K. Moniz Stanley K. Onaga Mr. & Mrs. Juan Roldan, Jr. Mr. Robert E. Strand
HSI Mechanical, Inc. Mr. Jonathan Kea Mr. Leighton K.F. Liu Ms. Jade Moon Dr. Alvin T. Onaka Rolf Advertising Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Strawbridge
Ms. Margaret Hu Mr. & Mrs. Abraham S. Kealoha Ms. Sandra C. Liu Ms. Patricia Moore Mr. Scott A. ONeal Sheri & David Rolf Mrs. Sherrill A. Strother
Hui O Kilauea Senior Club Mr. Brian A. Kealoha Andrew & Shoko Livingston Patrick & Joyce Moran Dayle & James Onishi Ms. Meredith Ross Mr. Ronald Rickman &
Hula Grill Waikiki & Duke’s Waikiki Jeannette & Andrew Keane Loco Moco Burger, LLC Ms. Marcia A. Morgado Mrs. Kay F. Ono Ms. Doris Rowland
Mr. Richard Humphreys Ms. Darlene C. Keeno Mr. Dennis M. Lombardi Morgan Stanley OnoPops, LLC Ms. Katie Russell Ms. Nicole Stucki
Ms. Sarah A. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Keil Miss Sonnya Londono Ms. Jeanette Mori Ms. Barbara M. Ornellas Mr. John R. Sabas Jamie Sugai
Mr. Steven Huynh Mr. Stephen Keil Mr. Charles Long Mr. Thomas Morikami Ortiz & Katano Leila & Benjamin Sagarang Ms. Dawn T. Sugihara
iCAT Managers Kent & Elizabeth Keith Ms. Florence K.O. Loo Mr. David Y. Morikawa Michael & Noriko O’Shea Mrs. Carol S. Saito Raymond & Millie Sugimoto
Ms. Ellen Ichishita Ms. Sharon R. Keith Ms. Sherry Loo Jacqueline Y. Morishige Oshima, Itomura & Fujimoto Mr. & Mrs. David M. Saito Mr. Gerald A. Sumida
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle M. Ida Mrs. Susan K. Keliikuloa Jerry & Debora Lopes Mrs. Christine S. Morita Ms. Darlene M. Oshiro Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Y. Saito Mr. & Mrs. Gerald K. Sumida
Mr. Glenn S. Ige Ms. Carol Kellogg James & Sidney Love Mr. James S. Morita Mr. Paul T. Oshiro Philip & Jeanette Sakai Mr. Brian N. Sunada
Mr. Morris T. Ige Ms. Elspeth J. C. Kerr Mr. Lucas Kale Love Mr. Robert S. Morita Ms. Sandra M. Oshiro Tracy T. Sakai S. Sunn
Ms. Iris Ikeda Gholam Khaleghi Kem & Junko Lowry Mr. & Mrs. George A. Morris Mr. Scott K. Oshiro Mrs. Janine L. Sakaki Sunrise Shells Hawaii, LLC
Raymond & Carolyn Ikeda Mr. & Mrs. John C. Khil Mr. Randy Lu Dr. Frank Morrow Ms. Terri L. Ota Mr. & Mrs. Greg K. Sakamoto Mrs. Victoria Sutton
Ms. Victoria L.N. Ikeda Mr. Gerald Kibe Ms. Cecilia B. Lucas Mr. Richard Morton Kim Ouye Mrs. Clara C. Sakamoto Gerald & Paula Suyama
Mr. Ross Ikenaga Mr. Justin M. Killingsworth James R. Lucas Mr. & Mrs. Allan Kula Mossman Mr. Tyler Oya Ms. Janet A. Sakamoto Randal & Joyce Suzuki
Ms. Linda Iki Mr. Chi Yon Kim Mr. David Scott McCaffrey & Motiva Enterprises LLC Mrs. Debra M. K. Oyadomori Mr. Kevin Sakamoto Miles & Reverie Suzuki
Image Apparel Hawaii, LLC Ms. Chiyon Kim Ms. Candace A. Motonaga Ms. Peggy Oyama Ms. Diane Sakimoto Mrs. Delle S. Swindale
Ms. Jean R. Imamoto Chul Geun Kim Ms. Deborah A. Luckett Thomas & Lois Mui Ms. Shelli Oye James & Maria Sakoda Gregory & Mary Tacon
Rev. Sharon M. Inake Hyun Mi Kim Ms. Yee Nin Evelyne Luk Tom & Lea Mukai Ms. Lori M. Ozama Mr. Melvin Sakurai Mr. Kiley N. Tahara
Ms. Julia Sia Ing Ji Sook Kim Mr. Jason Lupton Mr. Dennis L. Mullinax P Lau, LLC dba Simply Wood Charles B. Salmon, Jr. Mr. Masaki Takai
Ms. Maryanne S. Inouye Mr. Nicholas H. Kimokeo Mrs. Rebecca F. Lustig Ms. Lynn N. Muneno Ms. Rosemarie S. Sam Frederick & Virginia Takara
Mr. Gregg K. Isara Ms. Patricia Kimokeo Ms. Ivonne P. Machado Mr. Warren W. Munro Studios Mr. & Mrs. W.I. Samaritano Nancy Takara & Joan Takara
Terence & Sharlaine Ishida Mr. Clayton Kimoto Ms. Cordelia MacLaughlin Clinton & Lori Murakami P.F. Chang’s China Bistro Ms. Sharon L. Sandell Mr. Russell Takara
Mr. Larry T. Ishii Ms. Marianne M.O. Kimura Mrs. Karen H. Maeda Gary & Naomi Murakami Ms. Gwen Pacarro Mr. Ian L. Sandison Mrs. Valerie M. Takata
Mr. Sean H. Ishii Henry & Fay King Mrs. Sandra A. Maeda Ms. Jan K. A. Murakami Ms. Lori L. Pacarro Mr. Michael W. Sankovic Jeanne & Tye Taketa
Island Insurance Foundation Mr. William R. King Kathy A. Maemori Mr. Mark K. Murakami Ms. Cheryl M. Palesh Mrs. Jean Santos Mr. Eric Y. Takiguchi
Island Palm Communities William Van Kinilau Mrs. Faye N. Maeshiro Murakami Roofing Service Mrs. Gwen K. Palmer Arnulfo & Lourdes Santos Larry Takumi & Jo-Ann Komori
Mr. Alfred Itamura Ms. Stephanie Kishaba Ms. Leona U. Mahoney Roy & Joycelyn Murakami Ms. Jacqueline Palmer-Lasky Ms. Maribeth A. Sarmiento Mr. Roy M. Takumi
Fred & June Ito Ms. Jane F. Kishida Mai Tai Bar Mr. Philip H. Muramoto Mr. John L. Pang Dr. Kenn Saruwatari Pak Tam & Wai Fong
Ms. Marsha E. Ito Mr. & Mrs. Earl T. Kita Tasha & Marcus Major Ms. Gail T. Muranaka Mr. Raymond B. S. Pang, Jr. Ms. Jesi Sasaki Ms. Valerie L. Tam
Ms. Karen H. Iwamoto Mrs. Lillian Kitagawa Osamu Makiguchi Ruby H. Murata Mrs. Pat A. Pansoy Mrs. Peggy T. Sasaki Mrs. Emily K. Tamanaha
Ms. Jeanne Iwashita Ms. Lauren Kiyono Makiki Christian Church Ms. Iris T. Murayama Paradise Candies, LLC Denise M. Sasaki Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Tamaru
Mrs. Dana Izumi Dr. Kathryn Klingebiel Ms. Grace Malakoff Mr. & Mrs. William C. Murphy Victor & Lillian Parina Mrs. Elizabeth Sataraka Ms. Gail M. Tamashiro
Ms. May R. Izumi Tom & Delmarie Klobe Mr. & Mrs. Larry J. Marietti Murphy’s Bar & Grill Helen W. Paris Mr. Ike Sataraka Mrs. Ellen N. Tamura
Ms. Barbara A. Jackson Kloeckner Metals Corporation Marin Community Foundation Mr. James S. Myers Ms. Judy Q.U. Park Mr. Glenn S. Sato Ms. Leony L. Tamura
Robert & Juanita Jacobsen Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Kobatake Mr. & Mrs. Bryan K. Marino Kerry S. Nagai Mr. Kuuhaku Park Ms. Jacquelyn M. Sato Mr. Siew K. Tan
James Campbell Company LLC Mr. Alvin H. Kobayashi Stan & Robin Markle Mrs. Ann A. Nagamine Mr. & Mrs. Gene J. Parola Col. William A. Schaake Mr. Jason Tanaka
Mr. & Mrs. Eric A. James Ms. Carolyn K. Kobayashi Ms. Laura Marler Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Nagamine Ramuel C. Pascua Mr. Thomas Schiano Ms. Teresa Q.M. Tanaka
Mr. Michael A. James II Mr. Karl K. Kobayashi Mrs. Connie R. Martin Mr. Craig Nagano Mr. Robert L. Pascua Mr. Carl J. Schlack, Jr. Ms. Brenda M. Tang
Ms. Andrea I. Jepson Ms. Jo Ann C. Kocher Mrs. Leann G. Martin Clarence & Jean Nagao Mr. George W. Pasha IV Mr. George J. Schmelzer Tanioka’s Fish Market
Dr. Yanli Jia Ruth & Arkie Koehl Mrs. Gina L. Marting Mr. Keith H. Nagata Mr. David L. Patrick Mr. William Schoen Henry & Doreen Tanoue
Mr. Henry A. Jjohnson Peter T. Mashimo, D.D.S. Ms. Teri-Ann Nagata PCF International, LLC Ms. Cheryl Schuler Mr. Shawn H. Tanoue
Ms. Sharon Johiro Shilpa Nair Ms. Ellen Ann Schultz Mr. & Mrs. Russell Y. Tanouye
Johnson & Johnson Matching Ralph Schultz Mr. Thomas M. Tasaki

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Meadow Gold & Alsco 1st Place HMSA Angie Mizushima & Dale Goye Road Safety Systems and Design
with Chelsea Hardin, Miss Hawaii USA 2016 &
Alyshia Shimizu, Miss Ultimate Elite 2016

February 12, 2016 – The beautiful Hawaii Prince Golf Club chances at the prizes by beating their rival at the ever popular
welcomed 48 teams to the 12th Annual Hawaii Foodbank Golf Crazy Croquet or Portuguese Horseshoe games. Our golfers were
Classic. It was a day of friendly competition over 18 challenging kept cool on the course with adult refreshments courtesy of the
holes to benefit the Hawaii Foodbank and help feed the hungry. Miller Light and Coors Light ladies on their souped-up beer carts.

After checking in at 9:00 a.m., golfers grabbed fresh fruits donated At the end of the day, golfers gathered at the Bird of Paradise
by Armstrong Produce and Dole Foods Company Hawaii, and Restaurant to join emcee Kimo Kahoano for delicious dinner and
musubi donated by HFM FoodService before hitting the driving prizes awarded by the lovely Chelsea Hardin, Miss Hawaii USA
range for last-minute coaching by golf professional Dave 2016, and Alyshia Shimizu, Miss Ultimate Elite 2016. Paul
Kowalczyk of Roger Dunn Golf Shops. The Bridgestone Golf Tomita from Angel Network Charities won the Early Bird Entry
putting contest gave participants a chance to win OGIO "Layover" Prize, golf for two at Makaha Valley, Olomana Links AND Royal
Rolling Carry-Ons for their whole team before even setting foot on Hawaiian Golf Clubs with golf accessories from James D. Swoish.
the course. Everyone fueled up with lunch provided by Penske Julie Miyagi on the Road Safety Services and Design team won the
Truck Rental & Leasing and Hawaii Foodservice Alliance. putting contest. Winners of the Closest-to-the-Pin contest were Ron
Yamada, Cappy Capelouto, Del-Marc Fujita and Gary Villanueva,
At the 11:30 a.m. shot gun tee off, golfers were given golf balls and our four winners of the Greenies competition got to share in
courtesy of Bridgestone Golf and HFM FoodService. Hawaii the Greenie Pot! Team and Lucky Draw prizes included gift
Prince’s Daniel Abergas explained the rules of the 3-man certificates from hotels, restaurants and one-of-a-kind experiences.
scramble, and emcee Kimo Kahoano started the tournament with
a blessing before sending the golfers off. They snacked on chips The Hawaii Foodbank 12th Annual Golf Classic raised enough to
from Frito Lay and James D. Swoish, Svenhard’s pastries from provide almost 76,000 meals to Hawaii’s hungry thanks to the
Hawaii FoodService Alliance, candy bars from Advantage Webco commitment and dedication of the 2016 Hawaii Foodbank Hospitality
Hawaii and fresh-baked cookies from the DoubleTree by Hilton Coalition, led by the indomitable Fuji Schenck of the Waikiki Beach
Alana Waikiki, and enjoyed cold drinks from Coca-Cola Hawaii. Marriott Resort and Spa. A very big mahalo to our Birdie sponsors
A-1 A-Lectrician, First Hawaiian Bank, and Meadow Gold Dairies,
One the course, there was a hole-in-one opportunity sponsored by and to our Official Travel Sponsor United Airlines.
New City Nissan to win a 2016 Nissan Altima, and three chances
to win pairs of tickets to Hawaii’s Premier Culinary Event, Great Please save the date for the 13th Annual Hawaii Foodbank Golf
Chefs® Fight Hunger. Golfers could win tickets by correctly Classic on Friday, February 17, 2017 at the Hawaii Prince Golf
guessing “How Many Tees in the Foodbank Jar?” or they could get Club for another exciting round of golf to help feed the hungry!

MAHALO TO THE FOLLOWING TEAMS FOR YOUR Continued from page 2
SPONSORSHIP AND PARTICIPATION!
MAHALO MESSAGE FROM THE COMMITTEE
Birdie Sponsors Halekulani Nursery Associates, Ltd.
A-1 A-Lectrician Hawaii Prince Hotel & Golf Penske Truck Rental & Equipment “Next year’s NALC Food Drive will be marking its 25th year since its
First Hawaiian Bank inception. Even through economic hardships, the NALC continues to
Meadow Gold Dairies Club Leasing be committed to customer service. It also continues to do more than
Hawaii Teamsters Local 996 Road Safety Services and Design delivering the mail, the NALC Food Drive is one of its biggest efforts
“The Works” Teams Hawaii Western to help feed America’s hungry. Every year we always hope to beat last
Aloun Farms (x2) year’s total.” –Adele Yoshikawa.
ALSCO Management Group Times Supermarkets
American Savings Bank Hawaiian Tel Federal Credit Titan Industries LLC “Thank you everyone for such a fine effort to raise over 500,000
Angel Network Charities Touchstone Properties, Ltd. pounds of food to feed Hawaii’s hungry this year. We truly appreciate
Bridgestone Golf Union United Airlines the tremendous support of the donors, sponsors, trucking providers,
Calvary by the Sea HFM FoodService United Public Workers, AFSCME, volunteers, staff, and Hawaii State Association of Letter Carriers and
ConAgra HMSA the USPS to help Stamp Out Hunger in Hawaii.”—Stan Markle,
Cummins Pacific Honolulu Star-Advertiser Local 646, AFL-CIO Director of Product Resourcing, Hawaii Foodbank.
Expedia Hopaco Office Depot/Max Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort &
Fairmont Specialty James D. Swoish Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 13, 2017 for next year’s NALC
Frito-Lay of Hawaii James L. Starshak Spa (x2) Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive in Hawaii!
Gerald Shintaku (x2) Kai Hawaii, Inc.
MFS Freight Service Hole Sponsors JULY 2016 9
MillerCoors HEMIC
Mitsunaga Construction Islands Hospice
New City Nissan Landscape Hawaii, Inc.
Marriott's Ko Olina Beach Club

Koko’o — Partnerships in Fighting Hunger

SPAM JAM FOUNDATION DONATES 37,500 MEALS! THROWBACK4HUNGER
JAMATHON FOOD
April 30, 2016 – The 14th Annual Waikiki SPAM Jam included a special check DRIVE
presentation, at the Outrigger center stage. Bitsy Kelley (left) and Barbara
Campbell, President Retail Development and Leasing Outrigger Enterprises Group March 19, 2016 – Kamehameha
(right) representing SPAM Jam Foundation, presented a check of $15,000 Elementary School student Ivory
equivalent to 37,500 meals to Gerald Shintaku, President and CEO of Hawaii Unga (11) hosted a
Foodbank who happily accepted on behalf of our 287,000 hungry clients. ThrowBack4Hunger Jamathon Food
Drive with Zumba instructors
KIEWIT WAIPAHU STATION CREW WINS SAFETY Debbie Roasario & Mara Bacon
AWARD OF THE MONTH Chang at Mililani Ike School, and
raised $525 along with 441 pounds
May 5, 2016 – of canned goods donations. Mahalo
Congratulations for helping Hawaii Foodbank feed
to the Kiewit our island ohana!
Waipahu Station
Crew, Hawaii THE HARRY & JEANETTE WEINBERG FOUNDATION
Guideway
Project for May 17, 2016 –
winning the It was Christmas
Safety Award of in May at the
the Month! In Sheraton
celebration, the Waikiki Hotel
crew selected when Vice
the Hawaii Foodbank to receive a $1,000 donation from the Kiewit Infrastructure President of
Group. Lori Kaya, Hawaii Foodbank Grants and Communications Manager Real Estate
gratefully accepted. The Team Donation will distribute food for 2,500 meals to the Investments &
needy. A big mahalo to the Waipahu Station Crew and Kiewit for their generous Community
support this month and throughout the year! Affairs Corbett
Kalama (right)
presented a
charitable
contribution of
$100,000 from
The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation to Gerald Shintaku, President and
CEO of Hawaii Foodbank (left) which will provide food for 250,000 meals.

TIMES SUPERMARKETS CADES SCHUTTE LLP

April 29, 2016 – Times Supermarkets Senior Director of Marketing, Chris Borden April 15, 2016 – Mahalo nui loa to Cades Schutte LLP for your outstanding
(left) presented a check of $146,325.36 to the Hawaii Foodbank. Gerald Shintaku, generosity! On behalf of Cades Schutte, LLP Chief Operating Officer May Lee
Hawaii Foodbank President & COO (right), happily received the donation at the shares some impactful words on giving and commmunity engagement: It’s not
39th Annual Times Supermarket Golf Tournament. The proceeds were raised just about making a financial donation—it’s about getting involved, and being
through this year’s Times Golf Tournament and the Check-Out Hunger Program. present in the community. We couldn't be more thankful for our ability to
donate over 3 tons, and more than $12,000 to the Hawaii Foodbank this year.
10 FEEDING OUR OHANA Over the past month our entire team came together to support one common
goal and make these donations possible. Cades' attorney Kelly LaPorte (right),
pictured here with Food Drive Manager Kim Bartenstein (left), sums it up
perfectly: “The Foodbank helps so many in our community, we are honored to
be able to contribute to their cause.”

AGENCY SPOTLIGHT

Partners in Development Foundation

For nearly two decades, state: six on O‘ahu, twelve on the Big
Island, four on Kaua‘i, two on Molokai
Partners in Development and four on Maui.

Foundation has dedicated Another successful program of PIDF is
Nā Pono No Nā ‘Ohana, a
their efforts deeply rooted in comprehensive family education
program. The program is located at
traditional Hawaiian values Blanche Pope Elementary School in
Waimanalo where the
and practices to address parent/caregivers and their children
attend together in an environment that
current affairs in ho‘ona‘auao nurtures learning and promotes
education beyond reading and writing. This implementation
education, ahupua‘a in of the ahupua‘a system provides a great way for adults to
have fun while learning, playing and socializing.
environmental stewardship,
While there are observable variances in the practices of
economic development and Hawaiian traditions and western values, both share
overlapping core concepts such as pa‘ahana (righteousness),
community health. PDIF has kela (excellence), alaka‘i (leadership), and ku i ka ni‘o
(achievement). The difference is in their philosophy: Rather
devised several programs Members of Nā Pono No Nā ‘Ohana Staff than drawing attention to individual achievements,
including Tūtū and Me and Hawaiians practice these values by striving for excellence
through hard work for the benefit of the group.
Nā Pono No Nā ‘Ohana. The foundation’s first program

was established in 2001 as a free traveling preschool. It

has pioneered the fruition of Ka Pa‘alana Homeless

Family Education Program which works in partnerships

with agencies and the Hawaii Foodbank in the Leeward

coast. As a result of socio-economic conditions infused

with ‘ohana values, Grandparents or tūtū, are often the

primary caregivers of their young grandchildren. Today,

the effects of this program reaches hundreds of at-risk

children and their caregivers through a hands-on

curriculum provided in 28 communities throughout the

Nā Pono No Nā ‘Ohana at Waiamanalo Beach “Partners in Development
Foundation inspires and equips

families and communities
for success and service,
using timeless Hawaiian
values and traditions.”

–mission statement of Partners
in Development Foundation

https://www.pidf.org/

Harry C. & Nee Chang C. Wong Foundation
FOOD DROP OFF AREA

April 14, 2016 –
A big thank you to
Island Palm
Community for their
generous contribution
of 6,952 pounds of
non-perishable food
and $650. The donations will allow the
Hawaii Foodbank to provide food for
7,099 meals to feed Hawaii’s hungry!

Left to right: Greg Valencia, Keller Alex (temp), Dane Garnette, Justin Leiwalo, Debbi McQuay,
Susan Mills, Steve Ellis, Tom Adams, Pete Sims, Emmit Gabrillo, Dino Campollo

JULY 2016 11

HAWAII FOODBANK, INC. Nonprofit
Organization
2611 Kilihau Street U.S. Postage
Honolulu, HI 96819
PAID
Phone: 808.836.3600 Hawaii Foodbank
Fax: 808.836.2272

www.hawaiifoodbank.org
Email: [email protected]

Helping to Feed Hawaii’s Hungry

Nourishing Body and Soul

Jade Moon

What a year Whew. That’s a lot. But there’s a elusive brass ring of security.
this has reason for it all—and we see it every
been—and day in the eyes and the lives of the We see Germaya, an orphan, with her
it’s only half over! people who need us. sisters and her brothers. They look
Hawaii Foodbank has out for each other but they accept the
been BUSY. Want to We see the families who scrape help of Pastor Charlie Lorenz,
know how hard these together the money they need for Executive Director of Feeding Hawaii
good people work? rent and electricity… and food. Together. It’s a non-profit agency
Here’s just a partial that provides food, but also clothes...
list of the events they We see children who either are too and books. That’s right, books.
pull off every year in order to keep the mission young to know how their parents
alive and healthy: worry, or are old enough to wonder I like that. Feed and clothe the body,
where their next meal is coming nourish the mind.
• Community Food Drives from.
• Annual Hunger Walk When you become part of our Hawaii
• Canstruction We see kupuna, aunties and uncles Foodbank family, that’s exactly what
• Rack-A-Thon who pinch their pennies, yet can’t you’re doing. You’re helping us feed
• Check-Out Hunger stretch fixed incomes enough to bodies and minds, AND providing a
• KickOff Breakfast make it to the end of the month. big helping of hope.
• Annual Food Drive Day
• Great Chefs® Fight Hunger We see the homeless. We see those Mahalo, once again, for choosing to
• Annual Golf Classic who are just a step or two away from help the Hawaii Foodbank and, by
• National Association of Letter Carriers homelessness. extension, our entire Hawaii ‘ohana.

Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive We see men and women working Because we don’t let family go
hard yet never quite able to grasp the hungry. Because we care.
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